The rest of the family hasn't been found. On Thursday, March 6, the Hood River County Sheriff's Office confirmed officers were "attempting to recover a vehicle from the Columbia River near Cascade ...

After two days of dredging, a crane on Friday pulled a Ford station wagon from the Columbia River that officials believe belonged to an Oregon family who disappeared while on a trip 66 years ago to ...

Investigators in Hood River County, Oregon, believe the Ford station wagon the vehicle which belonged to Ken and Barbara ...

A car believed to be associated with an Oregon family missing since 1958 may have been found in the Columbia River. The Hood River County Sheriff’s Office says they will be attempting to recover a car ...

The Ford station wagon that was retrieved from the Columbia River appears to match the one that Ken and Barbara Martin were ...

The Hood River County Sheriff's Office believes they've found a vehicle connected to the 1958 case of the Martin Family.

"It's been a high public interest case," Pete Hughes, a Hood River County sheriff's deputy, told the AP. After Mayo provided part of the license plate number and other vehicle identifiers ...

The car will be wrapped and sent to a warehouse, where a forensic team will try to learn more about its owners, said Pete Hughes, a Hood River County Sheriff’s deputy. But officials felt certain ...

In May 1959, two of the children’s bodies, 13-year-old Virginia and 11-year-old Susan, were recovered in the Columbia River - one near Camas, Washington, and the other near Bonneville Dam.

When I was in the 9th grade, I was one of two students from every class that were selected by their classmates to become Natural Helpers. We received training in the skills of active listening ...

Deputies blocked the road leading into the Cascade Locks Marine Park on Thursday morning as the Hood River County Sheriff’s Office and a team of salvage divers prepared to retrieve possible ...

Developers aim for a 2027 opening for the four-story, 60-room hotel. Each room is expected to have a view of the water.